How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

Technologies and standards may change, but these tips will be applicable throughout your entire career

Bookmark these 21 super useful JS tips and use them in your development to make your job easier!

The time has come.

Way to end on a sad note, Apple…

Software Equity Group is an investment bank that puts out excellent research on SaaS markets. They’re also a great group of bankers. They…

How I Approached My “_Printf” Project at ALX

Bringing together business and data science stakeholders with a centralized queue for analytics requests

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How we built GoGreener Tree Collective — a feature that allows customers to plant trees to absorb carbon footprint.

Three years ago, we made a bet to replace our in-house design system component library with Material UI. Here's what we learned.

Methods for weighted regression that incorporate significant outliers

Recently when I try to clone the basics of Spotify as a study project. I think the navigation part of Spotify is great, but it lacks…

When it comes to storing and retrieving information, paper notes precede the ledger. The ledger precedes the spreadsheet. The spreadsheet…

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I hope you all are doing well. Meteor 2.8 brings updates on Node to 14.21, which introduced security updates. You can see the details…

Yes, powerful programming languages have weaknesses, too.

Our Code Is Harming The Planet. Can Carbon Aware Design Patterns Help Us Fix It?

A Vacuum tube is more sensitive than a crystal detector because it rectifies the oscillating current in receiving circuits and works as an amplifier all at once

How we build things.

As many motions of the body are excited and continued by irritations, so others require pleasurable or painful sensations.